Re: tlug: StarOffice

["Stephen J. Turnbull" <turnbull@example.com>]

I'm sorry I can't be of actual _help_ (I don't have Star Office), but

>>>>> "Eric" == Eric Standlee <fwiw3980@example.com> writes:

    Eric> I tried nothing and local host in the Star Office setup and
    Eric> it didn't work.  It seems like Star Office only understands
    Eric> pop retrieval.

I can't imagine that this would be true; that just doesn't make sense
in a Unix environment.  If it is true, they have shot themselves 40cm
above the foot.

But since you know it understands POP, why don't you install a POP3
client under inetd and then do

echo 'in.pop3d: ALL' >> /etc/hosts.deny
echo 'in.pop3d: localhost' >> /etc/hosts.allow

(you'll have to figure out what the name of the POP daemon is; it
might not be "in.pop3d", this is really silly on the part of
tcp-wrappers, ought to be implemented by service not by daemon).

The manipulation of host access is pure paranoia of course....

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